Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT) will walk out tomorrow and Thursday, because of a dispute over jobs, pensions and working conditions.
Transport for London has advised passengers to consider alternative routes amid upcoming strike action are being warned of severe disruption to Tube services on two days this week, with transport bosses saying there is a ‘high chance’ of no services., because of a dispute over jobs, pensions and working conditions.
Transport for London plans to cut 500 to 600 Tube station roles to save money and review its generous pension scheme. TfL has warned passengers whose journeys rely on Tube connections to work from home if possible, consider different modes of transport and to allow extra time for essential trips.The planned action is also likely to severely affect services on Wednesday and Friday, particularly in the morning peak .
Customers are advised to travel later in the day, check journey times before they travel and consider whether their trips are essential.TfL has described the action as ‘extremely disappointing’ It said in a statement: ‘TfL will do all it can to provide as many transport options as possible, but customers are advised to check before they travel, consider if their travel is essential and work from home if possible.
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